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7.Press SELECT A to enter satellite into memory
5.After entering satellite name, you must enter satellite location. This is usually expressed in so many degrees west (ex. the DSS satellites are located at 101o west). Your receiver manual or program provider should tell you the satellite position. To enter satellite position, press [RIGHT] arrow key until satellite name is no longer highlighted, see Figure 37. Press [UP/DOWN] arrow keys to scroll to correct number. Numbers will scroll in .5o increments. If satellite location is XX.3, scroll number to XX.5. If number is XX.2, scroll number to XX.0. Valid satellite locations are 60 to 165 degrees.
6.Press [SELECT A] to enter new satellite into positioner memory. See Figure 37. If you do not want to enter satellite into the memory press [Quit] to return to previous menu.
5.Press RIGHT arrow key untill satellite name is no longer highlighted
6.Press UP/DOWN arrow keys to enter satellite position
SELECT A
SELECT B
PINNACLE POSITIONER
by WINEGARD
Winegard* 165.0 Quit
Model
Figure 37
7.Press [SELECT A] again to enter your new satellite as the search satellite. See figure 38.
8.Press SELECT A to enter new satellite as search satellite
SELECT A
SELECT B
PINNACLE POSITIONER
by WINEGARD
Winegard* 165.0 Edit
Model
Figure 38
*NOTE: Winegard 165.0 is not a satellite, and is used only as an example.
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